<h1>Supreme Court orders Election Commission to reveal reasons for removing 6.5 million electoral roll names under SIR</h1> The Supreme Court directed the Election Commission to publish reasons for removing 6.5 million names from Bihar's draft electoral rolls as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), rejecting the Commission's prior refusal to disclose this information. The court allowed affected voters to challenge deletions using Aadhaar as proof. A political party criticized the SIR process for large-scale exclusions, primarily impacting migrant workers, and emphasized that the legality of the SIR remains undecided. The party urged the Commission to establish grievance redressal mechanisms and take responsibility for errors rather than shifting the burden to voters. The court's order enhances transparency but does not restore the deleted names, leaving the challenge of reinstatement to the affected individuals within a limited timeframe.